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The vast majority of food you see in packaging, ads, and menus aren't real food.

Advertising/marketing is all about ideal and real food represents reality.

Try to take a professional photo of real food. Real food has grease, crumbs, is not in perfect shapes or proportions and certain types of food don't hold up well for very long under hot lights. The whole "food" photography industry is in its owm way, a whole art form into itself.

Another arguement in favor off the egg preceeding the chicken: the chicken would have been too chicken to go first. (The chicken egged the egg on.)
 
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Why is it called PBJ time, if it's a dancing banana?
 
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dwmckim said:
Try to take a professional photo of real food.
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Good Lord, I saw that on Rachael Ray's talk show once... she was interviewing a food photographer... gee whiz... I mean, they showed her sitting there, at a work table, dumping out boxes and boxes of corn flakes or whatever, and using a pair of tweezers to go through EVERY SINGLE INDIDIVUAL CORN FLAKE to find the ones pretty enough to be photographed... then constructing the bowl of cereal to be photographed, using some kind of glue that dries white to represent milk... what a drag...
 
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Why do little old ladies at rock concerts wave cigarette lighters around?
 
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